Racism in Contemporary African American Children's and Young Adult Literature.

Intro -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- 1.1 "I Crying for Me Who No One Never Hold Before" -- 1.2 Chapter 2: CRT and Internalised Racism -- 1.3 Chapter 3: Wounded -- 1.4 Chapter 4: Tongue-Tied -- 1.5 Chapter 5: Displaced -- 1.6 Chapter 6: Triumphed -- References -- Chapter 2: Internalised Racism and Critical Race Theory -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Slavery and Internalised Racism -- 2.3 Critical Race Theory -- Everyday Racism -- Interest Convergence -- The Social Construction of Race -- Differential Racialisation -- Intersectionality -- Voice of Colour -- Counter-Storytelling -- 2.4 Review of Primary Texts -- References -- Chapter 3: Wounded -- 3.1 Fore-Words -- 3.2 Controlling Images, Racist Ideologies and CRT -- 3.3 Wounds of Internalised Racism: Business-As-Usual -- 3.4 Intra-Racial Racism: Don't No Niggers Start on Time -- 3.5 After-Words -- References -- Chapter 4: Tongue-Tied -- 4.1 Fore-Words -- 4.2 Ain't No 'Ain't' in the Dictionary, Private! -- 4.3 You Know How to Speak 'Good' English -- 4.4 Dehistoricised Me -- 4.5 After-Words -- References -- Chapter 5: Displaced -- 5.1 Fore-Words -- 5.2 Across the Highway -- 5.3 Brown, CRT and the Re-Re-Re-Emergence of the Dolls -- 5.4 "They Shoot the White Girl First": Whiteness Idealised and Physical and Psychological Displacement -- 5.5 After-Words -- References -- Chapter 6: Triumphed -- 6.1 Fore-Words -- 6.2 Reauthoring My Own Story -- 6.3 A Way Forward: CRT and Its Counter-Narratives -- 6.4 C&amp -- YA Literature and Its Paradigmatic Optimism -- 6.5 After-Words -- References -- Chapter 7: Conclusion -- 7.1'Cause Black Is the Skin I'm in -- References -- Index.

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